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Times -Advocate, August 5, 1987
1 / Wonted To Buy
'CASH 1OK USED rats and trucks for
wrecking. 228-6700. John Brock Auto
Wreckefs, KK 1 Crediton.- 3tlni
'0AN1 I"Opit 1 S( RAI' 511tAI5.,op-
Ret, aluminum. brass. cast or steel.
ea coablc pi tor•.. Phone anytime 234-6274 -
ot 235-1108. 31'
18 Wanted
55 \'s. I l 1) 10 lit 1 OK KIN 1 three or.
rn,,i; bc.hoonr house, cornu' pI.Irncd by
middle of September . Gall ?35-2949. ask
101 Si to 31c
19 Property For Sale
15\0 1015015 \ R IORIA S1 1 %clef,
Nei viced. Sin 62.7 . 100. 235-1329.2311,,
1101'51 , one year old 3 bedroom., 4 pc.
hath, whn11 I tub. 2 cal garage, finished
tea loon.: 1 01 mote intornratiofi call
527-2(II0. • 30:31e
Yard -Sale -
Saturday. August $
- 2 chesterfield sets
- stereo - lights
- handcrafted country decor
- teenoge clothes
- odds and ends
HWy. 83
1 mile east of No. 4 Hwy.
M. Rundle
19 Property For Sale
TWO ACRES with brick home and lots of
buildings near Zurich. Contact Mason
Bailey, 1-482-9371 or evenings 1-523-9338
Mason Bailey Real .Estate Ltd. Broker-. •
301f11
ONE 11 ()OR 110111E on Targe lot, north
of London, Make this your future home by
adding personalized finishing to an already
newly wired 2(8) an►p service. Edna Smith
Broker 519-471-5061. - ---31:32c.
S1-.RVI('El) BUII.DIN(i 101'. 80 % 66.
Luean, paved street and sidewalk, 108
I•rancis St. Gall after August 9, 227-4134:
31e
11011SE. Dow Subdi' i.ion, brick
bungalow, two phis- one bedrooms. com-
pletely redecorated, new landscaping, -
garden shed, double drive, mature treed lot.
Close to sol 1.. and stropping. 235-1603,
31-34c
1I1 -A1' 11 -5A1 ON well established in lx-
cter. L-quipn►eut and all wean included.
•Re:uonable rent. Some guaranteed income
ir.an goncrnnl(yu contract. Fur inure infor-
mation :.ell 565-5241 alter 6. - 3Ic
1 1 ( \S 1)1 \I 1111'1. 4 LEVET. back
nth 0 port, three plus rine
bedroom., 1' rbathrooms, large -finished
family room, 16'%32' ingrouttd pool, all on
large pie -shaped lot in a quiet a I,
S98,9(8). Phone 227-1046. Ile
20 Property For Rent
!NM `1 RI 51 or 11 AK1:1IOLISI: spare
for rent. Gall 235-1)141. I6lInc
PRI\11- RI 1 All of 01.1.1(1 space
available. Gall 235-0141. 16t Inc
01=1-1('1 SPA('t- with lelcpl ' answer-
ing set %ice available it iv -tinned. Phone
235 1242. 14ttn
Budget Rent-A-Car of Exeter
(Hensall Motors Ltd.)
Daily - weekends and weekly
Rentals - economy cars and cargo vans
Leasing to 2-4 years - new cars and trucks
(Sales - used cars and trucks)
Ed Hearn 235-2070
20 Propel ty I of Rent
SHOW ROOM AND Of I ICE, Main St.,
S. Exeter. Reasonable rent 235-1462.201fnc
INDUSTRIAL WAREHOUSING, alsoof-
rtce . space with ample parking facilities
262-2928 or 235-2302. _ .•26ifn c
BACHELOR, one bedroom and several
two bedroom apartments, mailable July 1.
Phone 235-0141. 26tfnc
LARGE 2 bedroom apartment,
broadloomed, oak cabinets, laundry
facilities, quiet location, near downtown.
Available Sept. 235-1497, _ • 28tfn
APARTMENT.. Main St.. -Exeter. Modern
two-bedroom, carpeted, appliances, non-
smokers preferred. Phone 235-255.7:291fne
DUPLEX, DELUXE LOWER, spacious
2 -bedroom; carpels, 226 Prince Albert St.,
Centralia. Available September 1. S400.00.
1-455-9808. • 29-3Ic
HOUSE - In !tomtit.. $400.00 n►dntl► plus
utilities. ('all evenings 262-2914. 29-3Ic_
STRAND -BI NI)- 2 Iwdrooin duplex, stove,
fridge, %vasircr and dryer 1 kup. Also 3
bedroom) hoose. Both available Sept. 7.
Phone 238-2029. 30tfn
3 BEDROOM townlwuse. Simcoe Si. Ex-
eter. AsailahltSem. 1.. -'hone 236-4230.
• 30101
1 AKL-I-RO I' HOME, winterized, three
bedrooms. Iwo baths. sauna, laundry, tut -
nished. South of • Hay I 'cid. Available
Septemhct 20: -Photic 236=7193 with
references please.31, 32c
1'KIAll- • 01.1-1( 1- VAR-F.IIOUSI
SPACE, available Septerirlrcr 1. Hensall,
011larlll.- Air'- conditioned commercial
building with finished e\cctnive olfires
tram 20010 3(88) sq. It. Storage spatefroun
- I(0.Io 10,000 sq. ti. with fork lift. %lets
ing, invcmuiy control and 1ulfilliuent ser-
vice%available: (:onrpetitise rates. ssillsuh-
divide. Lot' more information contact:
Adrian Hayley" (519) 473-33(0. 31-33;
11(11151, -three' hcchoinis in Credit on_
AtailaIde Septenrbet 1. Thane
71)5-689-6154 atter 5. p.m.
MODERN 111 REE 13EDROO\I hums in
Dashwood, family. room.. fireplace. deck,
-one and one halt bathrooms. Available im-
• medic eh. Relercnres please. London
432-3x40.
ONE BI-DRO(151•\I'•\R1\1I \I, ground
floor. large carpeted hning rowan. kitchen.
-with dining aria.Sltivc, ff idge and washing
facilities. Taylor apat mous 235-0674..
• 3ltInc
I1\'O OR HIRE!. I31-I)R0051 AI'AR1 -
511-N1. I at'c Imine room,diniirg-room,
kitchen and hetIrtloms. Dishwasher, 0idge-
and stove included. 235-0171 9 a.m. 6 p.m.
.31i Inc
21 For Rent
STRONGEST ARMS Dashwood Friedsburg Days arm wrestling chomps are shown here. From the
left are Dan Grantham of Molson's, grand champion Adrian Vanderhoeven, Greg Becker, Jim Dietrich,
Robert Masse, Wayne Denomme and Tanya Forrester. T -A photo
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
THE CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN
PUBLIC NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Municipal Corporation of
the Township of Stephen proposes to enact a By-law to stop
up, close and sell that part of the original Road Allowance for
the road set out and outlined in Schedule "A" attached hereto.
The proposed By -low will come before the said Council for con-
sideration at a Special Meeting at -the Stephen Township Com-
munity Centre, Crediton, Ontario on the 10th day of August 1987
at the hour of 7:15 p.m. and at that time, the Council will hear
in person or by its counsel. solicitor or agent, any person who
claims that his lands will be prejudically affected and who ap-
plied to be heard.
Dated at Crediton this 10th date of July 1987.
Wilmar D. Wein
Clerk - Township of Stephen
SCHEDULE •'A'•
All of that part of the original road allowance situate in Part
2 of the original rood allowance between Lots 10 and 11, Con-
cession 6, Township of Stephen being the said road allowance
in Part 2 on Plan 22 R 744.
CORPORATION OF THE - VILLAGE OF
AILSA CRAIG
TENDER
Tenders will be received by the Village of Ailsa Craig for the
following:
1. Re -construction of 2 blocks or approximately 672 feet of
asphalt street.
2. For the resurfacing of approximately 300 feet of roads and
the widening of one corner.
3. For the installation of a storm drain of approximately 60 feet.
Specifications are available at the Municipal Office, Main Street,
Ailsa Craig during regular working hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Monday to Friday. ,
.Tenders will close on Friday, August 21st, 1987 at 4:00 p.m.
They must be received in the Clerk's office by this- time.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily .accepted.
Tenders to be clearly marked.
Joyce D. Coursey, A.M.C.T.
Clerk -Treasurer
Village of Ailsa Craig,
P.O. Box 29,
Ailsa Craig Ontario
NOM 1A0
1111. "01 I) I0\\ N 11-\1.1 " auditoiittrn
for rentals including weddings, meetings.
banquet room, lectures, cshibitions, tile►',
etc. Kitchen facilities available. Phone
235-2365. • - - 24tIn
NOW ItO( )KIN(. annual fall colour cruises
through kawartha Lakes between Big.
Chute and Peterborough. Heated cruise
ship :'hawait ha Voyageur".. Ontario
Waterway ( ruiscs. 'Hos 154(1. Peter-
borough K9J 7117. • 31)s
HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY to visit
agricultural highlights in C'enlral Europe.
September 23 to October 7. Join Clare and
Millie Burt, founders of Clare Hurt travel
as they travel to Genitally. Switzerland.
France, Belgium and Holland.. Call
;416)451-4944 or 1-800-268-3090. 31%
WOULD LIKE SOMEONE TO SHARE
my home in quiet rural %citing. Aust have
own transportation$ S300 monthly.
235-0768 after 6 p.m.. - 3111111c
23 Wanted To Rent
2 OR 1 ItLDROONI 1101 SI 111 or u:aI
Elginfield, Parkhilh, I ucau, ( Iandeboye.
Denfield, Ildcrion, ('oldsiream or Melrose
low n or country needed retire Labour Day
Weekend. Will do renovations. 227-4991)
alter 6 p.n. Ask for Kathy. Curiis.30-34c
25 Notices
( ANADA 1 OR ( [IRIS! (RI»SADE: 1 h
wages of sin is death. Fvidencc: Herpes.
Aids, and other no cure se\ disease..
Depart from evil. If we confess, (iod
forgives because of Jews. Read Romans 1.
31s
Visiting grandson to entertain's\
AU through the Summer
again and again,
Figured the best way to keep
my cool
Was to romp with him in o
swimming pool;
To find a pool quick was a
cinch to decide
1 just ran on ad in the
Classified)
Foiled to state what the size
should be -
Bul the one we got fits
vs perfectly!
Form 7 -
Sale of Land By Public Tender
Municipal Tax Sales Act, 1984
The Corporation of the Village of Lucan
Name 01 MurriCipalily or Board -
Take Notice thht tenders are Invited for the purchase of the land(s) described below and will be received until 3:00 p.m. local
time on September 2 ,t9,87 at 161'B Main Street: Lucan
The tenders will then be opened In public on the same day a1
Description of Land(s)
Lot 55
Registered Plan 187
Village of Lucan
County of Middlesex
Tenders must be submitted in the prescribed form and must be accompanied by a deposit In the form o1 a money order or of a
bank draft or cheque certified by a bank, trust company or Province of Ontario Savings Office payable to the municipality (or
board) and representing at least 20 per cent of the tender amount.
1618 Main Street,
Lucan
Minimum Tender Amount
(Set out the cancellation price
as of the first day of advertising)
$1,276.14
The municipality makes no representation regarding the title to or any other matters relating to the land to be sold.
Responsibility for ascertaining these matters rests with the potential purchasers.
This sale is governed by the Municipal Tax Sales Act, 1984, being chapter 48 of the Statutes o1 Ontario 1984 and the Municipal
Tax Sales Rules made under that Act. The successful purchaser will be required 10 pay the amount tendered plus accumulated
taxes and the relevarit land transfer tax.
For further Information regarding this sale and a copy of the prescribed form of tender contact:
Ties
Do -tries
demonstration.
Need more -
facts on trade
for the high turn at
the Friedsburg
Days . BMX
bike- trick -riding
'The value of a new trade agree:
merit between Canada and the USA
cannot accurately be assessed until
the specific terms are known,' said
Middlesex M.P.P. Doug Reycraft in
Regina recently. -• -
Reycraft was in Saskatchewan
representing the Ontario Government
at a regional conference.of the Cana-
---alan Parliamentary Association. lie
was a guest panellist, along with
Albert M.L.A. Halpar Jonson, at a
session on Free Trade on the opening
day of the conference.
'Because very little of substance is
known about the current talks bet-
ween Canadian trade negotiator
Simon Reisman and his American
counterpart Peter Murphy. and
because people tend to speculate
about what concessions are being
discussed, many of my constituents
are concerned,' declared Reycraft.
`Ontario cannot declare its support
for a new agreement until we know
what we are going to get out of it.
what we are going to have to pay and'
whether the benefit is worth the
price.'
Reycraft also advocated a more
proactive Canadian approach to the
US protectionist movement which
threatens to reduce Canadian exports
to the USA. 'The American public and
its politicians need to be reminded
that trade between our two countries
has been of enormous mutual benefit,'
he said. 'There is a perception that on-
ly Canada has benefited from the
relationship.' Reycraft continued. 'In
.fact, Canada is a larger importer of
American goods than .Japan, West
Germany, Mexico and the United
Kingdom combined. Ontario alone
imported almost $30 Killion worth of
American goods last year more than
Japan, .which is the USA's second
largest trading partner.
Reycraft stressed the need fo make
people in both countries more aware
of Canada's importance as a US
trading partner. 'We recognize the
fact that the future prosperity of thts
country depends on our ability to ex-
port,' Reycraft said, 'but we also
know that the Americans need access
to our markets and that Ontario con-
sumers should be a ver important
consideration in any trade
negotiations.'
Reycraft also reaffirmed the On-,
tario government's position that the
Canadian -US Auto Pact, cultural and
regional development policies, and
agricultural marketing boards should
be exempt from the trade discussions.
Pick Up And 1
Pitch -In
Nemo of MuntClpalNy Of Soard
Corporation of the Village of Lucan
.dress of Mun1clpetity or Bowl
161 Main Street, Lucan, Ontario. NOM 2J0
G. nog 444IS3. form 7
f
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DRY & CLEAN
STORAGE.
for your car:. tent trailer,'
lawnmower, motor cycle,
small water craft,
snowmobiles, household
effects etc. Reserve
space now for winter,
.spring 87/88
Phone 235.0706
INVITATION
TO TENDER
In its capacity as Agent for CANADA POST CORPORATION,
Public Works Canada will receive SEALED TENDERS for the pro-
jects or services . listed below, addressed to the District
Manager, Finance and Administration, Ontario Region, Public
Works Canada, 451 Talbot Street, P.O. Box 668, Stn. 'B', Lon-
don Ontario, N6A 4Y4 until 1500 hours on the specified closing
date. Tender Documents can be obtained through the office of --
the District Manager, Public Works Canada, Ontario Region,
Tendering office, 451 Talbot Street, London, Ontario, telephone
number 679-4323 on payment of the applicable deposit.
SERVICES -
PROJECT #606304, SNOW PLOWING & REMOVAL CONTRACT,
POST OFFICE, 179 MAIN STREET, LUCAN, ONTARIO
CLOSING DATE: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1987
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
CANADA POST CORPORATION
THE PROPOSED LAYING OUT
AND ESTABLISHING OF PICKARD
ROAD IN THE TOWN OF EXETER
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 301 of the
Municipal Act. R.S.O. 1980, Chapter 302, that the Council of the
Corporation of the Town of Exeter proposes to pass By-law No.
36, 1987 - to lay out and establish a road allowance known as
Pickard Road.
Pickard Road will be the 66' road allowance into the new Ex-
eter Industrial Park, located north off of Highway No. 83, shown
Don survey as Part of Lot 936, Plan 376, described as Parts 3 and
4 on Reference Plan 22R2162, being 132' directly east of Dan -
Brie Moulded Plastics Ltd. at 150 Thames Road East, Exeter,
Ontario.
The proposed By-law and description showing the larids af-
fected may be viewed in the Clerk's Office, 406 Main Street,
Exeter.
On Thursday, August 20, 1987 at 7:30 p,m. in.the Coucil
Chambers, Municipal Office, 406 Main Street, Exeter, the Coun-
cil of the Corporation of the Town of Exeter will hear, in per-
son, or by Council, any person who claims his land will be pre-
judicially affected by the said By-law, and who applies to be
heard. Any person who wishes to be heard should, as soon as
,possible, make application to:
Mrs. Elizabeth Bell, AMCT, CMO
Clerk-Treasuer, Town of Exeter
406 Main Street South
EXETER, Ontario NOM ISO
PART
LOT 936
PART 1
PLAN 22R?473
INST. NO. 193751
PART 2
Exeter Industrial Park
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REGISTER
PLAN 22R2162
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